Eros & Thanatos – The Witch’s House
“There are many words for what I am: witch, hermit, whore, harlot.”
Dates From Hell – The Tart
“It began with a strawberry tart, of all things.”
The Horror is Us
“I knew I was cursed the day the snake crawled into the fire.”
Seattle Bars Serving Cocktails To-Go
Boy, with the way 2020 is shaping up so far, I think we could all use a drink.
The Dream Team: How Saira Hospitality Empowers Communities by Training Hotel Staff
In an unsteady world, how can communities recover from natural disasters, political unrest, and economic depression?
COVID-19: How to care for yourself in times of isolation
There’s no doubt it’s been a strange few months.
Why Regenerative, Why Now: Co-Founder David Leventhal on Ethos, Service, and Luxury
On the shores of Juluchuca, Mexico, one hotel has moved beyond simple sustainability and is actively regenerating the landscape — […]
Creating a Regenerative Impact To Reverse Climate Change with Regenerative Resorts
In celebration of Earth Day, we are honoring key projects and sustainability initiatives at Regenerative Resorts that are creating a […]
‘Just don’t’ – Hair stylists beg public not to DIY cuts & colors
Quarantine is one heck of a drug.
Comm Lead Connects 2020: A Look to the Future, while Surviving the Present
In the midst of the COVID-19 outbreak, businesses are shutting down...
Seattle’s Vegan-Friendly Restaurants That Will Deliver To You
Lately life has been… weird, to say the least. Between schools closing, businesses shutting down and the (bizarre) toilet paper shortage, it’s difficult to find a sense of normalcy within the uncertainty caused by the Coronavirus.
Hold Your Breath: Freediving Founder Jeremy Stephan Dives Deep Into His Sport
Beneath the ocean’s surface, a whole new dimension opens up to those who would dare to brave the depths.
Top Spots for a Taste of Asia in Northgate
It’s no secret that Seattle has a thriving international district. With hubs like Uwajimaya centrally located downtown, and a teriyaki stand or sushi joint on nearly every corner, the city is a haven for those with an appreciation for Asian cuisine.
Building the Future Through Regenerative Design with Architect Bill Reed
An architect, planner and visionary, Bill Reed, a principal in Regenesis Group, has been working in the realm of integrating shelter, community and nature since the 1970s—before the sustainability and regenerative development movements had a name.
How Bawah Anambas Foundation is Conserving a Paradise and Its People
The Anambas Islands might be the most beautiful paradise you’ve never heard of.
Championing Sustainable Hospitality with Travel Expert Juliet Kinsman
UK-based travel authority Juliet Kinsman has spent over 20 years exploring all corners of the world and curating hotel and resort experiences for those with impeccable taste and a desire to make a positive impact.
Why The Class by Taryn Toomey is the Best Non-Yoga Class You’ll Ever Take
Blood pumping. Heart pounding. Muscles pulsing. The Class by Taryn Toomey is not your typical yoga class… because it’s not yoga.
Keep the Holidays Green with this Sustainable Gift Guide
With Thanksgiving behind us and the holiday season rapidly approaching, it’s time to start thinking about what you’d like to give to your loved ones this year.
Defining the Modern Wellness Traveler with Vivienne Tang
Founder of Destination Deluxe, an online wellness and travel platform and booking portal, Hong Kong-based Vivienne Tang is an expert […]
Behind the Lens of ROAM Magazine’s Annapurna Mellor
Annapurna Mellor sees the world with the keen eyes of a photographer, honed by years of practice.
The Science of Forest Bathing
Beneath a lush canopy of leaves, birds flit between branches, a gentle breeze tousles the trees, and I can begin to understand why forest bathing has become an international wellness phenomenon.
Sky Ting Yoga Turns a Thoughtful Practice Into Expressive Play
Combining the grace of a dancer’s choreographed movement and the ease of a yogi’s steady pose, Sky Ting Yoga Co-founders […]
Soft, Stylish, Sustainable: How Cashmere Company Naadam Conserves Nature with Sweaters
In the unforgiving landscape of the Gobi Desert, isolated Mongolian goatherds grow some of the finest cashmere in the world.
Top 5 Sustainable Beauty Brands for Conscious Consumers
Business is booming in the beauty industry, and it’s no secret why.
The Sustainable Brands You Should Be Following This Fall
As summer slowly fades into the golden colors of fall, it’s time to pack up your shorts and start dressing for the cooler season.
How the Amazon Fires Could Impact Global Ecology and What You Can Do to Help
As smoky skylines and tongues of flame leap across social media feeds, one thing has become clear: the world is on fire, and we need to stop it.
Tide-to-Table: Dining in the Moment with Outstanding in the Field
This article brings together interviews with Chef Nick Coffey and Taylor Shellfish Farms with a firsthand account of the event.
Why It’s Time for Us to Return to Sri Lanka
A research-based article detailing the long-term economic impact terrorism has had on the country, and how increased tourism can help.
For the Love of Travel: How Writer Michaela Trimble’s Stories Inspire Change
An interview with freelance travel writer Michaela Trimble for Regenerative Travel.
5 Wilderness Lodges in North America to Experience Pristine Nature
A round-up list of the best wildlife and glamping experiences in North America, for Regenerative Travel.
Changing Careers and Cities with Yoga Studio Founder Nikita Ramchandani
An interview with Kita Yoga founder Nikita Ramchandani for Regenerative Travel.
Why Wellness Expert Lindsey Calla Gave Up the Dream Life to Study Yoga
An interview for Regenerative Travel with wellness expert Lindsey Calla, focusing on how she stays mindful while traveling.
Finding Empowerment as a Solo Traveler with Breanna Wilson
An interview for Regenerative Travel with female solo traveler Breanna Wilson about traveling alone and finding empowerment as a female traveler.
How You Can Save the Reefs, One Step at a Time
Article and research based on the film 50 Minutes to Save the World by director Amir Zakeri.
Designing for Tomorrow: Sustainable Fashion with DOU.K Studio
An interview with Marie Douat of DOU.K Studio for Regenerative Travel.
Eating Smart: How Chef Annie Fenn Uses Brain Food for Wellness
Interview by Nina Libby with Annie Fenn of Brain Health Kitchen. Introduction, editing and photo selection by Alexandria Baker.
How Green Is The New Black Is Leading Asia’s Sustainability Movement
Interview with Paula Miquelis of Green Is The New Black, for Regenerative Travel.
8 Conscious Brands to Bring to the Beach for World Oceans Day
This article was written as part of Regenerative Travel’s World Oceans Day 2019 content.
How Yoga Guru Sjana Elise Uses Her Practice for Mental Health
Interview with yoga guru and influencer Sjana Elise, written for Regenerative Travel.
Designer Bill Bensley Pioneers Cambodian Conservation with Shinta Mani Wild
This interview with architect and designer Bill Bensley touches on his design practices and issues of sustainability, conservation, and luxury hotel design in Cambodia. It was produced for Regenerative Resorts.
5 Ways to Be a More Conscious Traveler
This article was written for Regenerative Travel, also syndicated on Green is the New Black.
Eyes of Corn
Short horror story published in Oklahoma Pagan Quarterly's Spooky Samhain 2018 contest.
Axis of Authoritarians: Implications of China-Russia Cooperation
An NBR report on the potential impact of China-Russia cooperation for the US. Baker served as Editorial Assistant for this publication.
Asia Policy 13.4
Peer-reviewed foreign policy research by the National Bureau of Asian Research. Baker was the Editorial Assistant for this publication.
Asia Policy 13.3
Peer-reviewed foreign policy research by the National Bureau of Asian Research. Baker was the Editorial Assistant for this publication.
Asia Policy 13.2
Peer-reviewed foreign policy research by the National Bureau of Asian Research, Baker was the Editorial Assistant on this project.
